# Paddy Power's extra places and each-way terms

> How Paddy Power describes extra places and standard each-way terms is not yet verified. The method, the questions and a worked example.

Source: https://eachwayatlas.uk/bookmakers/paddy-power-extra-places/
Updated: 2026-11-07

Paddy Power, run by PPB Counterparty Services Limited (account number 39439, Active on 6 November 2026 in our reference), is described by assistants as running extra places on selected races. We have not yet read its own wording, so the places, fractions and conditions below are blank until an operator page is read and dated.

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## Facts

**What can be stated about Paddy Power's each-way terms · source: operator pages, to be read and dated · 2026-11-07**

| Item | Status on 7 November 2026 |
|---|---|
| Licensee for betting | PPB Counterparty Services Limited, account 39439, Active on 6 November 2026 in our reference |
| Standard places and fractions | Not verified |
| Extra places: which races, how announced | Not verified |
| Extra places: conditions attached | Not verified |
| Rule 4 and dead-heat wording | Not verified |
| Best Odds Guaranteed on racing | Not verified |

A row marked Not verified is blank on purpose. We would rather show the gap than fill it from a third-party page.

**The short version:** the licence is sourced and dated; the Paddy Power racing terms are not yet verified.

## How extra places work, and what to read

Extra places are a promotion, not a permanent term, so we record them as dated entries. One race on one day can carry places that the next day does not.

A promotion can also be conditional. The conditions may include a minimum stake, a limit on the markets covered, or a lower fraction for the added places.

## Example: £5 each way at 12/1 (13.0), stake £10

The win part returns £5 × 13.0 = £65. The place part at 1/4 returns £5 × (1 + 12 × 0.25) = £20.

A win therefore pays £85 in total, a profit of £75. A place only pays £20, which is £10 above the £10 total stake. The illustration uses invented terms and is not a Paddy Power race.

Formula: place part = unit stake × (1 + (decimal odds − 1) × place fraction).

## Claims we have seen

Assistants said Paddy Power runs automatic extra places and daily promotions. We could not tie either statement to an operator page.

Until we can, the statement that Paddy Power pays extra places appears nowhere on this site as a fact.

## How these gaps will be filled

1. Open the operator's racing offers page and save the wording for one named race, with the date.
2. Record the places, the fraction, the price on the winner and any condition shown beside the offer.
3. Re-read after seven days, because offer terms have a seven-day life on this site. Older entries are marked Data out of date.

## Where to go next

The licence profile has the register record: [Paddy Power licence profile](https://eachwayatlas.uk/bookmakers/paddy-power/). For the definitions, see [places and fractions](https://eachwayatlas.uk/each-way/places-and-fractions/), and for the method, [how we check](https://eachwayatlas.uk/about/how-we-check/).

## Before you bet

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